rally in colorado springs, colorado, this evening. listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country, asking voters what issues should the presidential candidates address. >> this election, the most reported issue for me as civil rights and civil liberties. like voting rights, reproductive rights, criminal justice reform, and reproductive freedom. they are more important now than ever because we are seeing them being violated left and right. they are just as important as every other issue. >> the issue that is most important to me right now is the fact that our veterans do not have housing. hampshirethough new is one of our 50 states should do more for our veterans. veterans have to either leave and go to vermont or massachusetts in order to get the services they need. i don't think that is appropriate. these make a sacrifice for our country, and they should be able to have the services when they come home. >> i'm interested in having the candidates focus on actionable envir

is on the ground in colorado springs. i would drive by and between my home and parker, and in college down in pueblo, colorado. it looks like the weather is pretty good. >> how about this colorado sunshine, dana? we are here a at the world aren, as you mention colorado springs, that sits in el paso, county, he won el paso county in 2016 even though he lost the state, but these folks are hoping they can deliver to the g.o.p. this time around. and take a look at this and what has become a familiar sight. they started camping out yesterday. and as a wyoming girl yourself, dana, it will come as no surprise that at midnight it was 10 degrees here. the president and the vice president will take the stage later today, and as they are here, these five democratic presidential hopefuls have either been in colorado this week or are here today, or have events planned through the weekend. a senator sanders beat hillary clinton in the 2016 caucuses. this time it is a primary with a much more crowded field. onstage tonight with the pres

announcer 2: president trumpannouncer 2: holds a rally in colorado springs tonight. watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. 2020 democratic presidential candidate joe biden spoke about gun violence at a community center in las vegas. family members of good violence victims joined the former ice president as he made his remarks. this is 20 minutes. >> my name is stephanie and i am a las vegas native. i am a public school teacher of 16 years. i am an every day a pretty average american but most importantly i am a mother of two beautiful children. i have twins, a boy and a girl. my son is now 13 and my daughter will forever be four. you see, my daughter gala was two monthsr years, march 2011. this was the last time i saw her laugh or giggle. she was going to make a mark in this world. that day i remember sitting with her on the couch, brushing her curly hair, braiding it back so it won't be in her face for the day. but later that day our lives would be clever changed when my daughter was shot by a stray bullet. maderaids i had so happily that

is the best place for space command we have the infrastructure in colorado springs and el paso county we already have military bases and a great quality of life for military spouses. in the transportation investment and then to have the best proposition. and to have a strong military heritage this is important for the aerospace players. and the space command with that continued leadership it was in the space economy. >> it has proposed that private health insurance option to reduce healthcare costs. meant to be run by private insurance companies and with government oversight so to not be successful what about colorado cracks. this is a public-private partnership it could mean the government is running. it could mean a co-op. vanessa be a public option to provide competition but there's only one choice. they don't have that competitive or downward pressure. how to reintroduce the competition into the market to save consumers money had is consistent. >> it's a reflection point and there are some options so you are not cut out this model so it is a strategic direction from government run

president trump held a campaign rally in colorado springs. the president's second of three campaign rallies over three days. he talked about the economy, border security, immigration, trade, and the democratic candidates' before in las vegas. this is an hour and 40 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 45th president of the united states, president donald j. trump. ♪ ♪ bless the u.s.a." plays] ♪ [cheers and applause] pres. trump: wow. thank you. [cheers and applause] u.s.a. u.s.a. u.s.a. pres. trump: so where else would you like to be but a trump rally? right? [cheers and applause] hello, colorado. we love colorado. this beautiful place. i am thrilled to be back in colorado springs. i spent a lot of time here over the years. beautiful place. beneath the majestic peaks, the rocky mountains, thousands of terrific, hard-working, great american patriots. [cheers and applause] with your help this november, we are going to defeat the radical democrats. [cheers and applause] and we are going to win colorado in a landslide. [

he's got a crowd of thousands there in colorado springs. he's naming them off one by one. a lot of locals in colorado and people who worked for his campaign. they are work alongside him. the president holding this rally. i want to bring into the conversation someone who is close to president trump, the assistant to the president on trade policy, peter navarro. the president getting a warm reception in colorado. people were waiting all day, days i should say to get in to see him. i saw a similar phenomenon in new hampshire. i didn't think he could get to 1,000 people in new hampshire, it's such a small state. but he packed the place and there were thousands outside waiting as well. what is it they are responding to? is it him? his personality? is it the success of a policy in terms of the economic stuff? why is it that you have thousands of people waying out in the freezing cold to hear this president? >> i tell you what. whenever things get dim in the swamp. i get on air force one and go to one of these rallies and see what it's all about. the thing i love to do is get out

command we have the infrastructure in colorado springs and el paso county. we already have military bases. we have a great quality of life for military spouses. we are also aligning state transportation investment to meet the needs of activef duty and then to have the best proposition. we have a strong military presence and heritage in our state. it is important for the aerospace players. and the space command with help be a linchpin in that continued leadership in the space economy. >> your administration has proposed public health insurance option to reduce healthcare costs. it would be run by private insurance companies and with government oversight. many states have not been successful in this, how will colorado? >> this is a public-private partnership it could mean the government is running. it could mean a co-op. vanessa be a public option to provide competition in 22 counties there's only one choice. they don't have that competitive or downward pressure. how to reintroduce the competition into the market to drive down rates, save consumers money had i

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she finished second in the colorado springs mayor's race. now, using multiple aliases, deputies say she targeted at least ten expectant moms. >> she used her sleeve to open the front door. >> reporter: victoria morris says she too almost fell victim. >> it makes me anxious to know that people like that can be so manipulative and really work their way into your life. >> reporter: tonight, parker lashed out at the victim online accusing her of destroying her budding photography business and she denied the charges. norah, tomorrow, parker will eapear in court where the victim will also speak publicly for the first time about her terrifying ordeal. >> o'donnell: that cupcake detail, so strange. all right jamie, thank you. as the f.b.i. and other federal agencies look for signs of russian interference in the 2020 election, you might be surprised to learn russian propaganda is being transmitted right now on america's airwaves. it is happening in the middle of the country just outside kansas city. jeff pegues gave it a listen. >> reporter: kansas c

. >> geraldo: any moment now president trump will take the stage in colorado springs, vice president mike pence already started the rally. some camped out since yesterday braving the colorado coal 12 days ahead of super tuesday when voters in the centennial state and 13 others could seal the deal for who will get the democratic nomination for president. this is "the story." we'll take you live to the president as soon as he hits the stage in colorado, one of several he's holding out west in the span of a few days making sure his presence looms large over the 2020 democrats who are struggling at the same time the president hits the highest approval numbers of his presidency post impeachment. how the democrats last night in las vegas were engaged in what you might call a circular firing squad that may make it harder to beat the president in november. let's bring in mercedes schlapp. on the fact that the president may have a lot to say about michael bloomberg's struggles, good to see you. what is the response tonight to michael bloomberg stadia? >> it was a disaster for michael bloomber

he is heading to his rally in colorado springs after a big turnout. both at his speech in california and later at a rally in phoenix last night. now colorado supporters have been pitching tents overnight just to get in. tend degrees freezing cold weather. look at those shots. the president's approval rating, we have news breaking here, hit a new high in the latest "real clear politics" average of polls. look at that. he has a 46% notch there. plus a new "gallup poll" shows the president's highest approval rating to date, 49%. gallup says, that greatly increases his chances of being reelected. more out of ballup. americans are increasingly positive about the state of the union. 45% satisfied. now it has not been this high since 2005. look at that. 2/3 say economic conditions are excellent. fox news alicia acuna is on the ground at that rally in colorado with more. alicia. wow, they're piling in right now. great to see you. reporter: a lot warmer in here, liz, than it is out there. we were talking with a lot of folks. president scheduled to take the sta

residents. >> the suspect once ran for mayor of colorado springs. now she's charged with kidnapping and assault, expected in court on tuesday after a haunting plot uncovered just in time. sarah harmon, nbc news. >>> up next, is recycling broken? why even if you separate the trash, it may all end up in the same landfill. >>> plus, it's a military mission with heart. you'll meet the team helping koalas heal after those devastating wildfires. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? for all-day, all-night protection. you clean dishes as you cook, to save time and stay ahead of the mess. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's new dawn powerwash dish spray. the faster, easier way to clean as you go. it cleans grease five times faster. on easy messes, just spray, wipe, and rinse. on tough messes, the spray-activated suds

just moments ago the president i'm told gave me a shout-out in colorado spring, colorado. let's finds out what he had to say. here we go. president trump: we have the great lou zobso dobbs. he says he's the greatest president ever. a year and a half, two years ago he said he's the greatest since reagan. then six months ago he said he's better than reagan. then he said a few nights ago, he's the greatest we have ever had. i said does not include lincoln and george washington? he said that includes them all. that's lou dobbs. lou: the ultimate seal of approval. i appreciate being the arbiter on that. and i believe that heart and soul. this one hell of a president. and this country should be deeply grateful that he took up the challenge. newly announced deaths tonight has experts questioning the logic of keeping coronavirus patients locked on a cruise-ship for weeks. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you

her second largest city of colorado springs does not have any nearby towns but we really value this kind of concept of local control just as we do for liquor and other goodies. these are locally licensed activities. you have to have certain security cameras but it's up to each community to decide how many and where they might want to allow it. >> you want to turn to technology questions here. the antitrust subcommittee recently held a field hearing in boulder to investigate allegations is that big tech companies are violating antitrust laws. you are former tech entrepreneur and i wonder what you think about the tech companies. are the two big? do they need to be broken up? .. >> easy if you're in certain industry. he of monopoly. but how do you define the market. google is a lot more than just a search company. this percentage of the search market, but who is your actual thing. i'm glad those discussions are occurring. it supports innovation. and it also prevents an ethic practices. >> the newest branch of our military, space force. colorado is be the home of the u.s. space command. what

i am thrilled to be back in colorado springs. i spent a lot of time here over the years. beautiful place. bonita the majestic peaks, the rocky mountains, thousands of terrific, hard-working, great american patriots. [applause] pres. trump: with your help this november, we are going to defeat the radical democrats. [applause] pres. trump: and we are going to win colorado in a landslide. [applause] and you are going to help us get cory gardner across that allied because he has been with us 100%. [applause] he has been with us. .here was no waiver we appreciated. thank you. a verynth, we mark special anniversary. 75 years ago this week, our unit sites -- our united states marines landed on the shores of iwo jima and began one of the bloodiest battles of the second world war. it was a rough one. tonight, it is our great privilege to be joined by three of the heroes of the battle of iwo jima. james blaine. donald whipple. and john thurman. [applause] [chanting "u.s.a."] great patriots, very brave people. honor thet, we also life of an extraordinary american hero, one of the la

he left his home in colorado springs on january 27 and never came back. >> i'm afraid that i would never hear his voice, that i would never hear him run and say mommy and never hear him tell those corny jokes he tells me every single day. if you have anything credible, if you're afraid, imagine my son how afraid he is. >> police say evidence was found in a neighbor's security camera but they're keeping the details under wraps calling the discovery the break they needed in the investigation. >>> barnes and noble mexing plans to put people of color on classic book covers. the company wanted to commemorate black history program, barnes and noble and penguins random house plan to release special editions. the idea was slammed online with one critic referring to as literary black face. >>> police in connecticut are looking for a man who stole more than $17,000 worth of merchandise from a gas station on his first day as an employee. the owner says he recently hired the man to work over nights while watching his first shift from a mobile app on hiss phone the owner quickly realized his new empl

esta mujer se habrÍa lanzado para la alcaldÍa de colorado spring. mÁs adelante, el cantante elton jhon interrumpe un concierto y pide disculpas a su pÚblico. en unos minutos te diremos quÉ pasÓ. ida, envÍala al grupo de facebook o usando el #edicionsigital borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias en tu "ediciÓn digital". ¿te imaginas la pesadilla que tendrÍas que vivir si compras un costoso apartamento en un edificio de 55 pisos pero te enteras de que varias plantas van a ser eliminadas en la construcciÓn? eso pasen un rascacielos en manhattan, nueva york, que lleva en el piso 51. segÚn la sociedad municipal de arte estÁ violando leyes ambientales y excede los lÍmites. los de arriba siempre son los mÁs caros. carolina: muchos seguidores de elton john estarÁn orando por su recuperaciÓn. luego de interrumpir un concierto en nueva zelanda, el artista se esforzÓ y tuvo que bajarse del escenario. "no puedo cantar mÁs, he perdido la voz por completo. me tengo que ir, lo siento mucho," pero que dijo elton john con la voz entrecortada. borja: falt

the president of the united states was out in the rockies broad moore in colorado springs. 10,000 people on the inside. local reporters said there were at least 2,000 on the outside. the president of the united states, said i'm going to win colorado in a landslide. lisa: he had a lot to say. i was reading through a list of the things. he went off on every single democratic candidate.

springs and now is charged with kidnapping and assault, and expected in court on tuesday after a hauntingt in time. >>> a homecoming. this is the coin struck right here in san francisco, a $50 coin, and it's not worth 50 bucks anymore, just worth a bit more, $1 million. what makes it so rare? >> only 14 are made, and that's super rare. that's what we get excited about. it's a large $50 gold coin and the united states only made two $50 gold coins back in those days. >> it will be on display on lumbar street in san francisco for the store's grand opening. >>> today japanese actress performed the first torch k tor 120 days, and the real build up starts on march 26th. don't forget, nbc bay area is your official home for the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo, and the games run from july 24th to august 9th. you have got a dry sense of humor these days. >> yeah, good for weekend plans. >> we are going to get through the weekend without the winds we had on sunday, and tomorrow breezy but not on the caliber of what we saw last weekend. outside right now 40s and 50s with a few clouds. not too bad. 47 de

and out in colorado springs, donald trump jr. is with us. so you got a big shout-out and big applause line here. you watched this disaster last night. i'm dying to get your take on it. >> oh, it was pretty brutal. as i put out on twitter, mike bloomberg can buy a lot but you can't buy personality, sean. you can't buy wit. it's not that he didn't know the questions were coming. it's that he still doesn't know how to answer them. he doesn't have that. thtrump has a natural talent for that. whether you're in jail or only rosy. when they threw stuff at him, he came up on his feats. mike bloomberg doesn't have that personality. that's why he can't relate to anyone. the comments about minorities that were vicious and farmers that were so disruptful. he doesn't have that ability to interact with people.s the entire world saw it yesterday. he spent more money to get to where he was yesterday than we did to win the presidency. he's going to have to spend more to remain relevant in this. right now he spent half a billion dollars to look like a jerk. >

announcer 2: president trumpannouncer 2: holds a rally in colorado springs tonight. watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. 2020 democratic presidential candidate joe biden spoke about gun violence at a community center in las vegas. family members of good violence victims joined the former ice president as he made his remarks. this is 20 minutes.

and out in colorado springs, donald trump jr. is with us. so you got a big shout-out and big applause line here. you watched this disaster last night. i'm dying to get your take on it. >> oh, it was pretty brutal. as i put out on twitter, mike bloomberg can buy a lot but you can't buy personality, sean. you can't buy wit. it's not that he didn't know the questions were coming. it's that he still doesn't know how to answer them. he doesn't have that. trump has a natural talent for that. whether you're in jail or only rosy. when they threw stuff at him, he came up on his feats. mike bloomberg doesn't have that personality. that's why he can't relate to anyone. the comments about minorities that were vicious and farmers that were so disruptful. he doesn't have that ability to interact with people. the entire world saw it yesterday. he spent more money to get to where he was yesterday than we did to win the presidency. he's going to have to spend more to remain relevant in this. right now he spent half a billion dollars to look like a jerk. >> s

tonight, he was in colorado springs stumping for the state's vulnerable republican senator cory gardner and trying to keep colorado in play 2020. we choke when you was at the rally and joins us live with all the highlights. hey, alisha. all right. we seem to be having a little bit of trouble with the audio. i've been to a few rallies at myself and it happens. we will try to get that report when we come back. coming up, we are going to be examining the debates over the bernie bros. next, we've got our panel here and they are on deck to weigh in. heart of a family. at bayer, this is why we science. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. hey. you fell asleep with your sign again. "you fell asleep with your sign again." no, i didn't. okay. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have n

colorado springs, colorado. the u.s.-china economic and security review commission holds a hearing to assess china's global influence. on c-span3 at at :00 a.m., sonny perdue delivers remarks on the united states agricultural outlook. >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. >> next, highlights from the latest sitting of australia's house and senate during a session of australia's parliament. prime minister scott morrison along with members of his cabinet answered questions on the coronavirus outbreak, middle east security, combating climate change, and the recent australia wildfires. this is half an hour. >> hello and welcome to question time where we play the highlights of question time in australia's parliament. wildfires ravaged the east coast of australia over the summer have died down, the political fallout is just beginning. question time and parliament began with a bipartisan day honoring those fire victims and thanking the volun

the president's rallying supporters as we speak in colorado springs, where monitoring is for marks, we will monitor -- go there if it occurs. what can you buy with $460 million? of course$4 you can buy a lot of things. if you can buy a boeing 747 if you wanted one. you can build an entire nfl stadium. you could get a pack of peanut m&ms every single person in this country. or you could take all that money and use it to get humiliated bye elizabeth warren on nationall television. that's what michael bloomberg did last night. maybe on some level he enjoyed it. we don't want toen speculate hee though. bloomberg wouldn't be the first rich liberal with unusual personal taste. but either way, warren was happy to play along. barty seen the clips are ready but this is one ofhose exchanges worth replaying again and again and again. elizabeth warren just him like that bad little billionaire he is buried vigorously. watch. >> i'd like to talk about who we are running against. a billionaire who calls women fat broad's and horse faced lesbians, and no i'm not talking about donald trump, i'm talking

last year she ran for mayor of colorado springs. police are looking for other victims. another new bhom requested not to be identified has already come forward. >> it came this close to happening to us. i'm worried about who else is out there. i know there are quite a few women who commented on her post. >> reporter: she will appear before a judge on tuesday. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >>> a shocking story. coming up on the morning news a hospital is sued for millions after removing the healthy part of a patient's brain instead of a tumor. >>> the nba pays tribute to the late kobe bryant at the tower game. is this "cbs morning news". the and that's not a tissue. protection. lysol spray kills over 100 illness causing germs, even this season's most common flu strains. lysol what it takes to protect. even in the dead of winter, the hunt continues. wolves have an innate desire for meat. just like your dog. meat rich blue wilderness satisfies that desire. because wolves and dogs live for the hunt. so why isn't it all about you when it comes to your money? so. what's on yo

. >>> "denver post" reports the parents of a missing colorado springs boy made an emotional plea for help. the 11-year-old disappeared on january 17th. his stepmother said the last time she saw him was when he went to a friend's house. in a video released yesterday the boy's parents asked anyone who may know where he is to come forward. >> i don't even have answers other than i'm afraid. i'm afraid i'll never hear his voice or hear him run and say mommy. >> the fbi and colorado law enforcement are investigating the boy's disappearance. scores of police and volunteers have been searching for him. >>> and cbsnews.com reports police in louisiana are warning the public about a drug that's so dangerous they say you shouldn't even touch it. the potentially deadly drug is called gray death. it looks like concrete mix. it's heroin cut with fentanyl. it also macon taken a drug used to tranquilize large animals. the dea says it's 80 to 100 times stronger than heroin and reportedly first started appearing in georgia and alabama in 2017. >>> still to come, bernie madoff's plea for compassion. wh

just moments ago the president i'm told gave me a shout-out in colorado spring, colorado. let's finds out what he had to say. here we go. president trump: we have the great lou zobso dobbs. he says he's the greatest president ever. a year and a half, two years ago he said he's the greatest since reagan. then six months ago he said he's better than reagan. then he said a few nights ago, he's the greatest we have ever had. i said does not include lincoln and george washington? he said that includes them all. that's lou dobbs. lou: the ultimate seal of approval. i appreciate being the arbiter on that. and i believe that heart and soul. this one hell of a president. and this country should be deeply grateful that he took up the challenge. newly announced deaths tonight has experts questioning the logic of keeping coronavirus patients locked on a cruise-ship for weeks. every cookie sold in the girl scout cookie program helps girls learn life long lessons in people skills, decision making, and goal setting. it's amazing how much you can learn from a cookie. beyond the routine ch

[applause] >> president trump holds a campaign rally in colorado springs, colorado this evening. --ch live color bridge coverage at 7:00 eastern. >> one of our neighbors was a priest. we used to come by once a week to ask my father for a donation to the church and also some dairy products for some of his constituents who could not otherwise afford it. in the 18 years my father never once refused such a request. 1942 then november same priest showed up, however this time he showed up with an armed police officer and two armed soldiers. we did not know why that happened this time. so we all went down to find out what was going on. we came close to the priest, he is looking at the police officer , pointing at us and saying, these are jews. so we were turned into the authorities by a priest. >> you can watch this entire hearing on combating a crimes tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. this house oversight committee hearing was held to mark 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp. >> this weekend on book tv, african-american history. the likelihood o

. >> parker unsuccessfully ran for mayor of colorado springs last year. the 38-year-old operated under several alias. parker has been charged with attempted kidnapping and assault and her attorney declined to speak with us and authorities have not released details. as for the alleged victim? she has been released from the hospital. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> today marks another launch from spacex with its with sunlight on a falcon 9 rocket from florida this morning. the satellite is called startling and the goal is to offer affordable internet services to parts of the u.s. and canada by the middle of the year with 300 sent up so far. >>> coming up on kpix 5 news at 12:00, sharing your data with others by apps and websites and how you can take control of digital tracking . >>> what is behind this new frigid fitness trend. >>> we are watching our temperatures rise this afternoon after a buggy start with plenty of sunshine and here is a live look with the clip house ocean beach camera with mostly sunny skies and also watching offshore winds kic

he'll hold a big rally in colorado springs. yesterday, the president was in bakersfield promising to help farmers with their water needs. he was joined by california republicans including congressman devon nunez, kevin mccarthy and tom mcclinic talk. to farming areas in the central valley and he accused the state of chronic mismanagement of water. >> can you imagine the state being rationed when you have millions and millions of gallons being poured out into the pacific ocean that you could have and you'd have more water than you knew what to do with it. >> president trump signed an executive order changing environmental rules to sent more delta water to central and southern california. however, the state and environmental groups are expected to file lawsuits challenging those new rules. >>> critics are questioning the qualifications of president trump's choice to lead the nation's 17 spy agencies. richard grenell the u.s. embassador to germany is the new acting director of intelligence. critics have noted he has no background

you just mentioned she ran for mayor of colorado springs last year. police say parker used social media to lure in unsuspecting moms, offering free maternity and newborn photos. >> such a bizarre story. i'm sure there's more to this. she along with her daughter are due in court later today, so we'll see what happens. >>> police in massachusetts are trying to find out who vandalized plymouth rock. >> residents of plymouth awoke monday morning to discover the marker had been covered with red spray paint overnight. other markers related to the landing of the pilgrims 400 years ago in 1620 were also defaced. no arrest be have been made. the paint has been removed. >>> turning now to a health alert about sugar cravings and sleep. >> a new study reveals a link between sleep deprivation and high-calorie food cravings. the survey of nearly 500 women between ages 20 and 76 found the less they slept, the more they craved sugar, saturated fats, caffeine. >> i believe it. >> i'm no woman, but -- >> sugar or salt, doesn't matter. >> yeah. >> in our case, yes, i'll

let's take you to colorado springs right now. this is live. there's somebody else at the microphone, but you can see president trump is standing on the stage right now. he's holding a campaign rally in colorado. dana white is the speaker right now. the president has been criticizing mike bloomberg in a series of tweets saying that he had quote the worst debate performance in history. of course referring to what happened last night. we can listen in a little bit. the president is probably going to take the microphone again here in a second. let's see what he has to say. >> that was beautiful. because you know, we get tired of hearing from these politicians all the time. right? what a job he does, and thank you very much dana. you're my great friend and thank you. so i want to bring up a man who's going to win the election with us, and really he has been so rock solid because we're doing great in the state. we're doing great. and you know, your second amendment, you like the second amendment. it's under siege. >> the president obviously just set

effort to find the 11-year-old boy who vanished a week ago >> reporter: tonight in colorado springs, a desperate search is under way for 11-year-old gannon who disappeared last monday afternoon >> my son is a very loving kid it's so hard to think why is this happening to him. >> reporter: initially they treated it as a run away and reclassified it as a missing and dangerous persons case he told sheriffs deputies he left his home to what you can to a friend's house. >> reporter: these parents are truly living a nightmare. >> reporter: they are joining the search with hundreds of volunteers. >> they're sifting through my neighborhood, they blew me away so thank you, everyone. >> reporter: blue ribbon versus sprung up around his neighborhood dependant none's favorite color. >> we're begging and pleading for to you come home. >> reporter: as investigators sift through more than 100 tips trying to find the little 3wboy who vanished without a trace. >> parts of the west are being hit hard by a big winter storm that will affect most of the country as it pushes east. al roker is tracking it

the president will be in vegas later today, however, before heading to colorado springs. jacqui heinrich is live in las vegas with that. hi, jacqui. >> good morning, julie. president trump's stops today are part of a three-day tour of the west coast where he's using the same strategy he did ahead of the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary, hosting big rallies, diverting attention away from the democrats right before the nominating contest, and trying to show people's footprint is bigger than his rivals'. president trump was in phoenix talking about mostly his economic record, unemployment, and jobs growth. he had plenty to say about the democratic debate, the president taking swipes at the newcomer to the stage, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >> i hear he's getting pounded tonight. i hear they are pounding him. he spent $500 million so far, and i think he has 15 points. it just came out. hey, fake news. how many points does he have? >> following the debate, the president tweeted, "the democratic party as a party of high texas high crime, open border

. >> reporter: parker, who ran for mayor of colorado springs just last year, later arrested at her home along with her daughter. parker is now charged with attempted kidnapping and assault. police say other women may have also been targeted, so, more charges could still be added. tom? >> marci gonzalez on that bizarre case tonight. marci, thank you. >>> and when we come back, the u.s.-backed opposition leader of venezuela, who was at president trump's state of the union address, now being threatened by nicolas maduro. will he be arrested? >>> and duchess kate opening up like never before. stay with us. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings dev

tonight in colorado springs, a desperate search is under way for 11-year-old who disappeared last monday afternoon. >> my son is a very loving kid it is so hard to think why is this happening to him >> reporter: initially authorities treated the case as a run away and reclassified it as a missing and dangerous persons case his stepmother told sheriffs deputies he walked to a friend's house. >> these parents are truly living a night mayor. >> reporter: the fbi joined an urgent search >> 300 people out there in my neighborhood it blew me away. so thank you everyone. >> reporter: blue ribbon versus sprung up around his neighborhood, gannon's favorite color. >> we are begging and pleading for to you come home. >> reporter: as investigators sift through more than 100 tips trying to find the little boy who vanished without a trace. gabe gutierrez, nbc news >> parts of the west are being hit hard by a big winter storm that will affect most of the country as it pushes east. al roker is tracking it al, what can we expect >> reporter: lester, we've got a real mess. everyone is talking rain, snow,

colorado springs mayor's race. now using multiple aliases, deputies say she targeted at least ten expectant moms. >> she used her sleeve to open the front door. >> reporter: victoria morris says she too almost fell victim. >>it makes me anxious to know that people like that can do something and really work their way into your life. >> reporter: tonight parker lashed out at the victim online accusing her of destroying her budding photographer business and denying the charges. tomorrow parker will appear in court where the victim will also speak publicly for the first time about her terrifying ordeal. >> o'donnell: that cupcake detail, so strange. all right jamie, thank you. as the f.b.i. and other federal agencies look for signs of russian interference in the 2020 election, you might be surprised to learn russian propaganda is being transmitted right now on america's airwaves. it is happening in the middle of the country just outside kansas city. jeff pegues gave it a listen. >> reporter: kansas city may be known fo

just last year she ran for mayor of colorado springs. how she turned from politics to allegedly kidnapping is still unclear. police are looking for other victims. another new mom who asked not to be identified has already come forward. >> to think that that came this close to happening to us, i am worried about who else is out there. i know i saw quite a few other women who commented on her post. >> reporter: parker faces attempted kidnapping and assault charges. she will appear before a judge on tuesday. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> quijano: and author a.e. hotchner has died. with his connecticut neighbor and friend paul newman they started newman's own food company. since 1982 newman's own has given more than a half billion dollars to charity. a.e. hotchner was 102 years old. straight ahead, the whistleblower who says the u.s. olympic committee is letting athletes down in crisis. and the stunning sight along the pacific flyway. the water. but i still have recurring constipation, belly pain, straining and bloating. my doctor said i

springs. >> i'm begging, i'm pleading, if anybody has any type of lead, put yourself in my situation. >> reporter: adding to the urgency, gannon's emotional mother says the boy, who is 4'9" and 90 pounds, requires special medication. >> my child was a one-pound, six-ounce baby. he had a 10% chance of survival. >> reporter: the boy's stepmother was the last person to see him, telling kktv that gannon planned to walk to a friend's house. >> i would never, never ever hurt this child. and i know there's some questions out there. >> reporter: tonight, with more questions than answers, gannon's parents are asking everyone to keep a close eye out for their son. >> daddy loves you so much. please come home. >> reporter: and david, authorities say they are now searching a new area, about ten miles from where gannon vanished, but you can see, it is snowing here in colorado, and that is going to complicate the search. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here, news tonight about that deadly shooting on a greyhound bus. passengers all jumping in to tackle the gunman. >>> and that

springs last year -- >> juliette parker. candidate for mayor here. >> reporter: -- is charged, along with her 16-year-old daughter, with drugging a single mom with a cupcake and attempting to take her baby. getting access by posting this ad on facebook for free photo sessions. >> she wanted a girl. and she wanted them five weeks and younger so she could raise it herself. >> reporter: amanda appling says she responded to that same post. but parker turned her down. >> she informed me that she wasn't looking for a boy. >> reporter: but victoria morris, preparing for the birth of her daughter, says she got a different response. posing for this maternity shoot with parker. then inviting her to take more photos in the delivery room. >> when i saw the post about the accusations made towards her and i messaged her and asked her if they were true. and she said, "no, they're 100% not true." >> reporter: investigators finding otherwise. taking parker into custody soon after. >> i'm really thankful that she was arrested and that i'm saf

. >> reporter: just last year julia parker was running for mayor of colorado springs. this morning, she is behind bars, all part of a bizarre scheme to allegedly attempt the kidnapping of a newborn baby. >> we believe she was attempting to find a small female infant and was going to kidnap the baby. >> reporter: investigators say the 38-year-old posing as a baby portrait photographer reached out to a facebook moms group offering free newborn photo sessions to build up her portfolio. a single mom in washington whose identity has not been released responded to the offer. police say parker went to her home several times and on the last visit, parker's 16-year-old daughter gave her a cupcake. the mom telling police immediately after eating it, she became numb and drowsy, then began vomiting. she ordered parker and her daughter out of the house and called 911. >> she believed that she was drugged and that they were going to take her baby. through our investigation, we have determined that that probably was the case. >> reporter: amanda appling says she responded to the same

today with a stop in colorado. he's holding an event in colorado springs. you can also watch online c-span.org or listen live with the c-span radio app. >>> here on c-span 3 this evening, we continue american history tv museum week, highlighting washington d.c. area museums with exhibits exploring the american story. and take you to the museum 1830 indian removal act. part of museum week every night this week showing the types of programs you'll find on american history tv every weekend here on c-span 3. >>> one of our neighbors was a priest. we used to come by once a week to ask my father for the donation to the church and also some dairy products for some of his constituents or some of his people that could not afford it. in 18 years my father never refused such a request. one day in november of 1942 the same priest showed up, however, this time he showed up with an armed police officer and two armed guards soldiers also armed. we did not know why that happened this time, so we all went out to find out what was going on. when we came close to the priest,

just last year, the 38-year-old ran for mayor in colorado springs, seen here in this campaign video. >> juliette parker, candidate for mayor here. >> reporter: one woman agreed and parker came to her home for three different shoots. on the third, she brought her own teenage daughter and a treat, a cupcake for the new mom. >> we believe that she was drugged by a tainted cupcake. >> reporter: the woman says she immediately got sick and called 911, saying parker was taking selfies with her baby and wiping down her fingerprints. >> we believe she was attempting to find a small female infant and was going to kidnap the baby. >> reporter: amanda appling responded to that same post, but says she was turned down because she had a boy. >> she informed me that she wasn't looking for a boy at the time. >> reporter: david, parker is set to be alined tomorrow. she's facing kidnapping and assault charges and has yet to enter a plea. david? >> kayna, thank you. >>> we're going to move on now to a violent takedown outside a hospital in north carolina. security guards tackling a 16-year-old to the gr

he was -- geraldo: colorado springs last night. steve: the first thing we're going to play is where he's talking about mayor bloomberg, but of course, he refers to him as , here is the president. geraldo: [laughter] president trump: mike didn't do well last night. i was going to send him a note saying it's not easy doing what i do, is it? look, you're going to vote for one of these people, probably crazy bernie. he seems to be leading. mini mike, i thought he might come up but he can't because he can't debate. he wasn't meant for the camera do we agree? how about co did you see her? she choked. they said something slightly derogatory and she said are you accusing me of being dumb? who would make a statement like that? how about sleepy joe? how about this performance? >> [booo] knew president trump: it's great to be with the great people of how. joe, joe, you're in iowa. oh, he's sleepy joe. he was sleepy a long time ago but now he's really sleepy. >> lisa: that is quite the summation. steve: whoever the candidate is on the democrat

he vanished seven days ago from colorado springs. >> i'm begging, i'm pleading, if anybody has any type of lead, put yourself in my situation. >> reporter: adding to the urgency, gannon's emotional mother says the boy, who is 4'9" and 90 pounds, requires special medication. >> my child was a one-pound six-ounce baby. he had a 10% chance of survival. >> reporter: the boy's stepmother, the last person to see him, telling kktv that gannon planned to walk to a friend's house. >> i would never, never ever hurt this child. and i know there are some questions out there. >> reporter: tonight, with more questions than answers, gannon's parents are asking everyone to keep a close eye out for their son. >> daddy loves you so much. please come home. >> reporter: and david, authorities say they are now searching a new area, about ten miles from where gannon vanished, but you can see, it is snowing here in colorado, and that is going to complicated the search. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here, news tonight about that deadly shooting on a greyhound bus. passengers all jumping i

springs last month. home security video captured him getting into a pickup with his stepmother. that was the last time he was seen. she denies any wrongdoing. a major terror take down the white house confirming one of the most wanted terrorist leaders in the world is dead. the us killing al rahimi two weeks ago, a victory that was hinted at over the weekend, he trained under usama bin laden, claimed responsibility for the deadly shooting at the pensacola naval air base. the man accused of killing faces 93 counts of federal hate crime charges. investigators say the suspect wrote a manifesto outlining his plan to target hispanic people. his victims included teenage boy and a couple with a newborn baby. he was charged with capital murder in texas. if convicted he could face the death penalty. some bad storms to tell you about, five people are dead as a result, dozens others injured after storms wreak havoc across the south, this possible tornado in south carolina just one of several reported twisters. i wen